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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-16
Z. G. dun & CO. 8 REVIEW
OF The CONDITION OF TRADE In
ALL BRANCHES.
Speculation In Real Estate Rampant
In COlOradO-PrIces Unchanged
business failures.

NEW YoRK, April 49, r. G. Dun &
90, In their weekly review of trade,
say: Considering the embarrassment
from uncertainty es TO freights, &C.
counts OF trade sre surprisingly salts
factory. 1t ia the almost universal
testimony that retail trade is unusu.
ally large. No embarrassment appears
in collections, except where real estate
or mining speculation locks up all
available means, CT in some localities
where bad roads still block businesl,
but in most cases improvement is re
ported. The remarkable activity is
clearly connected with the exceeding
ly plentiful supply OF money, which
is more abundant where some need
was previously reported, while at
many points, as at Memphis, money
twas never 30 abundant bsfore." Rates
rise to 10 per cent, or 8 to 10 per
cent. only at some far Western points
or where speculation RACES but are
usf ally moderate ( the locality. The
Increase in actual circulation of money
from July let to April LIST has been
$79, 1886, l55, or 81 per cent. The stimu.
la ing effect of such an addition is
everywhere felt. From Washington
news ZONES that the Treasury, realiz
ing the risks OF excessive issues, will
now draw in silver ceItifics tea OF the
larger denominations. SpeOu ion in
real estate is rampant in Colorado,
Spreading 10 cities and towns through
out the Etate, 1t has caused much
looking up of means in Miu-
nesota and other Western States,
has advanced prices wonderfully" at
Philadelphia, and holds prices up,
though the fever has abated at NASH
vile. How far such demands will
prevent the return of money usual at
this season to commercial centers, is
yet in doubt. But no fear Is felt OF
money going abroad, March exports
OF products having been surprisingly
large. Recent large purchases OF
stocks on foreign account are reported,
but with somewh at suspicious oetents-
ton, and foreign exchange re-
mains stronger than it would naturally
be If money were coming this way to
pay for many securities. Prices did
not change greatly during tina week,
| LnOuKu Wn6hl 10 lOWbT anu COTn III
tie higher, with pork and hogs and
sugar unchanged. Coffee has risen an
ghth and cotton sixteenth. Lard
is shade stronger, and beef stiffens q
little on account oil freight rates, but
the enormous production and the en-
bsrrsssment in shipping products &C
count for decline OF 81
CENTS in iron. In dry goods the situa
ton is not altered, the un'
certainty OF rates affecting the distant
trade, but cottons are strong, anC
wool has become more steady, many
holders refusing to sell the better
grades at current prices. Territory
woods are pressed for sale and weak
An improving trade is noted in hides
leather, and boots and shoes. TIL,
business failu es during the last sever
DAYS number fot the United Statel
146; for Canada, 20; total, IT'S; sgains
223 last week, and 1872 The correspond
ing week OF last year. Business casual
ties are on the decline in every section
OF the couutrv.
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CHANGER SALE
Oh
R II AL EST A II *.

No. 5OiS, R.-Chanoery Court Of Shelby
County-State Of Tennessee for use, etc
VS.. r. r. Church ct al.
pY virtue of an interlocutory decree toi
D sale entered in the above cause on thu
18th day Of January, 1885, NJ. B. 46, page 292,
an d renewed March Is, 1887, will sell t
public auction, to tho highest bidder, in
front Of the Clerk and Masters ofice, court
h5.ss c. shS!h- eocrty Memphis. Tenn. on
Saturday, Nay z, 1887,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In Shelby county, Tenn,
to- wit:
Lot in block GA, beginning on the west side
Of fernando street, at the northeast corner
tween Beale and Gay 90 streets and the
southeast corner of a 100 feet lot owned by
Dixon thence north 40 feet with the west
line OF fernando street; thence westwardly
and parallel with the south line of said l0O
feet lot to Bayou GayOso about $50 feet
thence southwardly with the meanders Of
said bayou to the south line of said 100 feet
lot; thence with the said south line of lOC
feet lot to the beginning.
Also lot r. block IL, and part of lot OF
block 6, on the corner of Elliott and st. Mar
tin streets. fronting $50 fiet on the east side
of 81. Martin street BY so feet deep, Except
ing 26 feet front on st. Martin street by III
feet deep. which Is 81 feet south of l.. B,
Eaton's lot; deed to ]. p. Trezevant June
I, 1875, by VIM. Condor, to secure o. f.
Prescott.
Terms of salo-on a credit Of months
nete bearing interest with security; lien re;
tainsd and redemption barred. This April
s. I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By B. +. Coleman, Deputy @. and M.
+. II. Il O. W. Heiskell, solicitors.
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InsOIYent Notice.

State Of Tennessee, Shelby Countrywide Of
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn,
April IL. Isl.
To John O. Clark, Administrator:
HAVING suggested the insolvency of the
II. estate OF Boothe q. Malone, deceased,
you are hereby ordered to give notice, by ad:
Vertisement in some newspaper published
within the said ltate, and also at the court
having claims against said estate, to appear
and Ale the same, authen ticated in the man
ner prescribed by law, on or before the 18th
day Of August, 1857; and any claim not 6led
on or before said day, or before an appropEi-
shall be forever barred, both in Law and
equity. Witness my hand, at ONCE, this 18th
v P. ]. QUIaLEY, Clerk.
By Thos B. Orenshaw, D. Q.
Notios Is hereby given TO all parties as re-
CURED By the above order. April IL, 1887.
JOHN O. CLARK, Administrator.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK.
Col. m. O. H. williams Married TO
mrs. n. Young,
IsPEmAL TO rHE APrRAL.I

PINE BLUFF, ARK, April 15.-Ool.
NJ. @. H. Williamson of the late COL.
Willoughby Williams, Of Nashville,
was married last nigat to Mrs. Henry
Young at Swan Lake. A large aud
brilliant party went down from here
to attend the nuptisls, svailing them
selves Of a special coach over the
Swan Lake and Pine Bluff railway.
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A Fire Destroys q Planning MIL and
100000 Feet of Lumber.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April l5.-Fire
broke out about dark tonight under
the plsaipg mill Of P. J. Miles & %. in
the southern part of the ely, and,
spreading to the lumber all round, de-
stroyed almost the whole property.
The nearest fire plug is FIVE squares
dis ant, and che FIRE engines could not
get connection with it intime 10 do any
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
R EAL .ESTAT H.

No. 1862, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
county-State Of Tennessee vs.. Elizabeth
Kingston ct al.
DY virtue Of an introductory decree fol
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
18th day of May, 1894. NJ. B, 43, page 2Ol,
aBd renewed April s, 1887, will sell, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in front
Of the Clerk and Masters office, at the Main
street entrance Of the Courthouse Of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tennessee, en-
Saturday, Map q, 1857,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county. Ten.
nessee, to-wit:
A lot beginning at a stake at the inter7ec-
ton of the east side Of Desoto street with the
south side OF Brown avenue (nOw pom totOo
street, and raining eastwardly with the
south side Of Pont0tOo street 10 feet to a
stake; thence southwardly and parallel with
Desoto street 60 feet to q stake; thence west
wardly and parallel with Brown avenue
lPontotoo street, ~ feet to Desoto street (;
thence with the east side Of Desoto street TO
the beginning.
Terms Of Sale-0n credit OF six months,
note bearing interest, with security, re-
CURED; lien retained; redemption barred.
This April IA, 81.
$. L. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Mast
By B. + Coleman, d. O. and NJ.
y, II. &C. ". Heitkell, soli,torss
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psyerf association. employing good
lawyer. would be . very useful body
10 secsre and assure this fair play and
prevent the further growth Of ths
spirit Of privilege, which is the priv.
lsge Of caste.
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ITCHING
Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved By
uticura.

TNREATMENT.-Aw warm bath with CUrI-
L CURA SOAR, and single application Of
CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure. This repeat-
ed daily, with two or three doses of CUTICURA
REsoLvRNT, the New Blood Purifier, to keep
the blood cool, tho perspirat on pure and uu-
irritating, the bowels open, the liver and
kidneys active, will speedily cure EcSema'
titus, Seal Head, DandIuff md every spe-
cies of Itching, scaly and Pimply Humors of
the Scalp aud Skin, when the best phys. clans
and ramndies fail
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RCZEMA ON A CHILB.

Your most valuable CUTIoURA REMEDIES
like saying this for the benefit of those who
are troubled with skin disease. Ny little
girl was troubled with Eczema, and tried
several doctors and medicines, but did not do
her any good until | used the CUTIcURA REM;
EDiEs, which speedily cured her, for which /
owe you many thanks a, many pights OF
rest, ANTON B0SSMIER,
EnINpuRCu TNn.
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TErTER ar THE sCALP

ter of the top Of the scalp. rsed your Curl
oURA NEMEDIEs about six weeks, and they
cured my scalp perfectly, aud now my hair
is coming back as thick as 1t ev was.
j. p. CHOICE, WHITEsBoRo, TEXAS.
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COVERED WITH RLOTCHEs.

/ want 10 tell you that your CyTicUGA Re-
SOLVENT is magnificent. About three months
ago my face was covered with Blotches. and
after using three bottles of REsOLvEET was
perfectly cured. FREDERICK MAITRE.
% ST. CHARLES ST., NEW ORLEANsi Ia,
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Oil Mill vi aChinery
FOR SALE.

THE following machinery and property
pany will be sold on the premises at the foot
Of Market street, known as the Navy Yard
at auction, on
Saturday, April 23d, at 10 Am.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
G sots of Taylor Presses, 90 boxes.
Cast Iron Heaters.
/ LSne & Bod!oy Engine. 2OxSO. 2ixlo
/ No. 8 Knowles Steam Pump Boiler
Fesder.
Worthiugton Pump, 2 inch discharge
and inch suction.
! Copper Coil Hester.
8 Two-fue Boilers, 42x25 feet, Steam and
Mud Drum
/ Britcbit and 80 foot Chimney.
l King ottOn Press.
/ 9O-cake Mil with set extra stories.
/ Cake Breaker.
Wells Hullers.
set Delaware Crushers.
5 II, Carver Linters, 106 saws eRch'
2 Exhaust Fans, No. 0 and No. 4.
20n Tanks, 100 barrels each.
2 Oil Tanks, is barrels each.
! Oil Tank. 30 barrels.
2 Oil Tanks, 20 barrels each.
! Sand and Bole .Screens
l Meal Screen.
Skaner, 40x12 feet.
Corveyors, Elevators, Belts ana DelunsI
Pulleys, Shafting, Couplings, Hangers OF
variou. bores, diameters and Dimensions
seed sacks, 80 Hair Mats, etc.
No. Mules.
Drays.
8 Sets Harness.
The above sale is made by order Of the
stockholders Of the said Pamela Oil and Fer
P1 aNO GoRR SfEy 2 # bi f iiiEf CO.
" " F. SAI ". R6Sf9ssTfER1 CO.. AuctiOnser..
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OF PRIOELEss VALUE.

1 cannot speak in too high terms OF your
CUTIouRA. 1t is worth its weight in pure
gold for skin di,eases. | belieye i has no
equal. W. W. N0RTHRUP,
1015 Harvey St., Omaha, Neb.
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Sold everywhere. Price; CuTIcURA, so cts. |;
Soar, g o;s.; Sss0svEs-, a. GO. prepared
by the POTTER DRUG AND CHtMIoAL Co., Bos
ton, Mass. Send for "How to Cure Skin Dis
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THE RAILROAD TO TEXAS.
SOME IMPORTANT FACTS Re
VIvED BIZ COL. FREEMAN,
showing Plainly Thatitis Decidedly
TO the Interest Of Memphis
to Build IL.
To the Editors Of the Appeal;

To the Editors Of the Appeal;
Some late communications in the
APPEAL render it not Inappropriate to
ref r to q period Of few years ago,
when the importance OF our Great
Western Railroad line from Memphis
to the Pacific via Mariana, Pine Bluff
ard Santa Fe, was as generally admit
ted as il is now.
In September, 1880, the following
correspondence appeared in The Men,
phis papers:
MEMPHIS, eeptember IT, 1880.
To d. P. Hadden, Esq., President Cotton
Exchange:
DEAR SRA few weeks ago the under
signed were appointed q committee TO cor
respond with citizens Of Arkansas and Texas
as to the early construction of more direct
line Of railway between Memphis and the
Southwest. Memphis will then show herself
as the great cotton center OF the middle Mis-
sissippi Valley, our railroads will all then
BIO daily delivering thousands Of bales TO
our mammoth cotton sheds, where ali can
see that cotton can be as safely and cheaply
stored al d handled as anywhere elite in the
Un'on; our cotton congresses will then be
working to their utmost capacity day and
night; buyers from all quarters will be here,
and Memphis can then confidently present
| her claims as one of the largest and
best graded cotton markets on the con-
| tinent. At that convention plans fer
the carly construction Of this Memphis
and Jefferson railroad can be discussed, and
we can also consider the vital question Of
immigration, especially IN connection with
| q m ore frequent intercourse with Europe,
| via Norfolk and other South Atlantic sea-
ports. The rapidity with. which railroad
| companies are now spanning the distance
between Texas and South California, rem
dsring certain the early completion of q
| line from the Atlantic to the Pacific, 800
miles shorter than the line from New York
to San Franchises the vast railroad combi-
nations already connecting Memphis with
the lakes, the AT antio and the gulf; the
read mess with which capitalists are now
investing their money in Southern enter
prises; the unprecedende influx of indus
trious and Intelligent Europeans to our
shores, the abundance of Southern crops
during the past two or three years, and the
general revival of indus ries. all point TO
this as a most auspicious time for
| calling such o convention, and thereby
| assuring TO Memphis and this part OF tho
| southwest the carly and full onjoymen of
tho superior advantages nature has bestowed
| In clims soil and variety Of productions,
| Wa ara raADectfully,
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BENT WITH PAIN.
A. Due to inAamed Kidneys, Weak
1 Back and Loins, Aching Hips and
~ Sides, AeIfev-d In one minute
~ by tho CaticurR Anti Pain
Plaster. Never fails. At drug
&%gists, IS cts. FIVE for 81. Potter
DRUG and Chemical Co, Boston.
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DIM pLFS, Blackheads, Skin Blemishes and
sH Baby humors, use CUTIcuRA SoAP.
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KOch's Pat. Store

SHELVING Is adjustable 10 meet any nsec
or business. tits cheaper than old style: Cas-
he put up By any ono; Unequaled lOl
KOCH A. ". CO.. Mrs.,
san MAIN ST., PEORIA, ILL.,, or,
simmons Hardware Co., st. Louis,ho
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luz LIBERALS GAIN lSsAT.
COVENTRY ELECTION ELECTS A
6LADST0NlAN TO PARLIA.
MENT.
How the Tories Interpret the
Speech of Gladstone to His
American Friends,

LONDON, July 1.-THE Standard says
the loss OF the Coventry election
should teach the Unionis.s that the
battle is not yet over, and that incss.
SAINT exertions are still necessary 10
secure the position they have won.
"Weshall be surprised, however" con-
tinues the Standard, s''if Mr.. Glad
stones speech on Saturday to his
American admirers does not revive
the snti-home rule feeling In all its
original, in all its intensity. No Ian.
gusae Of ours Can add darker shade
TO the expressions Of sympathy with
the intrigues Of American Fenians who
are subsidizlDg treason In the heart OF
the British empire"
The Times says the result OF elevating
Mr.. Henry William Eaton to the peer.
age is the loss Of Coventry to the gov.
eminent. M. Ea.on's e'evstion was an
inexplicsble and gratuitous blunder.
The warning must not be neglected.
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Rhode. The description Of the acci
dent end the circumstances Of the res.
cue are told slihe by the crew and
passengers Of the Dean and those OF
the sloop Christiana, which Was soil.
ing almost in company with the Mys-
terry.
Mrs Meyerbeer, Mrs. A. R. Pohl-
wiz and three children; John Swift,
xer's three children are also known to
be smorg those drowned; Mrs.
O'Brien (wife Of the owner Of the
Mystery and her three chi dren !;
Mary Brandsll, Mis-. Louise Lowen.
berg, Charlie Bsder.
About / o'clock this afternoon the
sloops Roman and Nsto arrived at
Csnartie having in tow the uDfortu-
nate sloop Mystery. After bailingt the
water out of her eleven bodies were
found in the cabin and identified as
follows: Frank and Lizzie 0bermeer,
Margaret O'Brien and her two chill
jrep, Phillip and Henry Bamberg,
Mary Grimes and two children. Thir.
teen bodies have 30 far been recov.
cred.
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The Celebrated vaIensin.

sAs FRAScrsco, July 1.-THE cele.
brated case Of valensin We. valensin 10
to be reopened by order Of the So.
prone Court, which bas decided that
the Sacramento Judge who tried the
case erred In refining TO compel a
medical witness 10 answer reevlant
questions with regard to Count Val.
eDein and his vile. The lower court
refused 10 grant the Countess Valen.
sin a divorce from the Count, but
awarded her the custody OF her young
son whom she had placed under the
tutorship Of Mgr. Capel. Imposition
OF Capel In the vAlensin households at
the Arno rancho, In the Sacramento
yalley,wss made prominent feature
Of the divorce case, and as the Count
has not been back ward In getting up
material for the new trial, thu first
suit will be al least duplicated II not
ercelled In the development Of the
second.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

LoxDos-The report Of the death Of
Lord Ramsey was erroneous. lie Ia
still alive, bat Is lying At the point Of
death.
Loxp1x-The Crown Prince OF Ger.
many has returned 10 London from
Windsor. He will 20 TO the Isle OF
Wight tomorrow.
LoxDor.-The government has al.
lowed The Sultan five days longer, in
which 10 consider his ratification Of
the Egyptian convention.
DuBLIE-A depuiation Of English
lsdiea today presented an address 10
Mrs. Sullivan, vile OF the Lord Mayor
Of Dublin, asking her 10 ASSET Ia an
agitation for the repeal Of the coercion
Law.
LONDON "A dispatch from Vienna
10 the Chronicle says; Prince ferdi.
nand, Of SAIe-Ooburg, started for ~.
Petersburg on Saturday 70 solicit the
Czsr's consent 10 bis acceptance OF the
Bulgarian throne.
LoxDox.-ML Frank Hugh 0'Don.
nell has commenced libel action
agaIns. the 71n.,, claiming damages
because Of charges made against him
by that journal Ia Ia articles on "Pai.
nellism and crime"
BKLoRADE Tho Council Of Minis.
tsrs has decided that new elections Tor
members Of the skupIchina shall b.
held In August and that the skupt.
china shall be summoned 10 meet at
the end Of September
BnaIIS-It IL reported that the
Darmstadt Court Of ChAnosry has
summoned all guardians and truttses
having Russian stock under their man.
agement 10 sppear before the court
within q week Tor the purpose OF de-
Gliding how they shall otherwise invest
the money lntrusled 10 them.
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sCOTLlA d.
Andrew Carnegie Explains Biaine's
Embarrassmeng.

EDIsBuRoH, July u.-Mr. Andrew
Carnegie publishes q letter In refer.
ence to the failure Of Mr.. Blaine 10
obtain admittsnce to the council
chamber last Friday on the occasion
Of the presentation Of the freedom Of
the city to the writer. In this Mr..
Carnegie Gays: Il am myself to blame
for ths accident Of the exclusion Of
Mr.. Blaine from the council chamber.
l had arranged with Mr.. Blaine TO &C.
company him. On the way Miss
Blaine met with an accident, which
caused aslisbt injury 10 her ankle
She was compelled TO return and her
isther accompanied her back 10 their
hotel. Mr.. Blaine was thus retarded.
Instead OF Mr.. Blaine having any
cause 10 complain Of ipattention on
the part Of the officials OF Edinburzh,
the Interest the Lord Provost and the
public have manifested In his move
menis and the universal desire 10 zee
aud hear him have much surprised
him. Accustomed a. he Ia 10 all This
wherever he zoe. In bis own land he
had not expected such q reception a.
he is everywhere accorded In Grea,
Britain, and nowhere have the a..
tsntions paid him been more marked
and gratifying than In Edinburgh.
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QUEEN "KAP" NOT ALARMED.
She Takes No Stock in the Rumorsd
"Crfsis.o

New YoRK, July 1l.-Mr. A. P. Oar
ter, the Hawaiian minister, went down
the bay this morning on the revenue
cutter Grant, which had been placed
at his service to meet the Servis. Mr..
Garter boarded the Servia ct quaran-
tine and Green Kspiolsni and her
party were taken on the Grant and
brought to New York. They landed
ct the foot Of Twenty-third street,
North river, and entering carriages
were driven TO the Victoria Hotel.
Mr.. Carter said that Her Majesty
was much pleased with her visit to
England, and was In no way alarmed
by the rumors from the Hawaiian
Islands relative TO the political condi-
ton OF things there, or the crisis as Il
10 called. Mr.. Carter said II was mere
ly q change OF cabinet which would
affect him In no way whatever. as
ministerial positions we're not partifan
appointments, and, moreover, the new
government really belongs to the
party Of which he is a member. Pre-
mier W. Lowthisn Green is an old po-
litical friend and ally Of his.
The Queen will lunch with Mr.. Car.
ter this afternoon, but no programme
has been mapped out for Her Msjesly's
future action in this city except that
she leaves for San Francisco en- rou Q
TO the Hawaiian Islands on Wednes-
day or Thursday next.
The royal party, which included In
addition TO the Queen, Princess Lilen.
okalani, Gen. J. v. Domico, Gen. @. j.
Jantes and Col. J. II. Boyd, reached
the yictoriaH tel at ~ 80 O'Clock. After
lunch the members OF the royal party
repaired 10 their parlors and entered
int a discussion Of their future plans.
The Queen expressed wish TO return
home as soon as possible consistent
with the health Of the others Of her
quite. After a half hours debate il was
decided to stop only day or two at
the longest In New York.
The Queen, who had been inclined IN
tears when she first heard the news Of
the Hawaiian revolution, which was
conveyed 10 her by Minister Carter,
grew more cheerful and chstty later
on. She said that she had enjoyed
her trip immensely. She was received
with distinction wherever she went,
and was particularly impressed with
the kindness Of the Princess Of Wales
Regarding the troubles In the Ha-
wsiian Kingdom, the Queen shrugged
her shoulders and said that che pu!
little II any faith In the reports 20 far
received. OF course, this morning
she was startled when Minister Carter
translated the telegrsphic reports,
but later on, upon mature delibera.
ton, concluded that there was more
smoke than Ere, as the news all EN-.
anAtee from one source, the mission
airy party, which Ia at the root OF all.
evil in the kingdom.